Goblet ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Goblet ( noun )

1. A drinking vessel with a stem and base, typically made of glass or metal.
2. A decorative object resembling a goblet.

Origin:

Middle english goblet, from old french gobelet, diminutive of gobe "goblet", from late latin cuppa "cup".

Examples:

1. He raised his goblet in a toast to the newlyweds.
2. The goblet was made of gold and encrusted with jewels.
3. She placed the flowers in a beautiful goblet vase.
4. The goblet was filled with wine and passed around the table.
5. The antique goblet was worth a small fortune.

(As a verb)

Goblet ( verb )

1. A drinking vessel with a stem and base, typically made of glass or metal.
2. A decorative object resembling a goblet.

Origin:

Middle english goblet, from old french gobelet, diminutive of gobe "goblet", from late latin cuppa "cup".

Examples:

1. He raised his goblet in a toast to the newlyweds.
2. The goblet was made of gold and encrusted with jewels.
3. She placed the flowers in a beautiful goblet vase.
4. The goblet was filled with wine and passed around the table.
5. The antique goblet was worth a small fortune.